The Third Wife (Mon 3 Feb)

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Our Next Presentation:  THE THIRD WIFE

THE CRAMPHORN THEATRE, CHELMSFORD – Monday 3rd February @ 8PM

19th-century rural Vietnam. 14-year-old May becomes the third wife of wealthy land-owner Hung. She learns that she can only gain status b(y asserting herself as a woman who can give birth to a male child, a real and tantalising possibility when she gets pregnant. Faced with forbidden love and its devastating consequences, May has to face the brutal truth: her options are few and far between (read more…)

Our Previous Presentation ‘BIRDS OF PASSAGE’

Audience Feedback for Birds of Passage

Audience Feedback for Birds of Passage

There were 23 reaction slips returned following the screening of this film.  The results were: ‘Excellent’: 11 votes ‘Very Good’: 7 votes ‘Good’: 5 votes ‘Satisfactory’: 0 votes ‘Poor’: 0 votes + 1 comment posted on Facebook To read all … Continue reading →

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Audience Feedback for Birds of Passage

There were 23 reaction slips returned following the screening of this film.  The results were:

  • ‘Excellent’: 11 votes
  • ‘Very Good’: 7 votes
  • ‘Good’: 5 votes
  • ‘Satisfactory’: 0 votes
  • ‘Poor’: 0 votes
  • + 1 comment posted on Facebook

To read all the comments, click on the following link:
Audience feedback for “Birds of Passage’

We are always interested to receive any additional comments people may have on this film and welcome all contributions to this forum.

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Birds of Passage (Tue 21 Jan)

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Our Next Presentation:  BIRDS OF PASSAGE

THE CRAMPHORN THEATRE, CHELMSFORD – TUESDAY 21ST JANUARY @ 8PM

This is director Guerra’s follow-up to Embrace of the Serpent (2015). The story begins in the late 1960s, set in windy, arid northern Columbia. A primitive community is shown in its descent from cultural integrity to an environment for drug runners. The beautiful natural world is invoked as marked contrast with the destructive , corrupting effect on family life of the West’s desire for drugs. (see more…)

Our Previous Presentation ‘CUSTODY’

Audience Feedback for Custody

Audience Feedback for Custody

There were 33 reaction slips returned following the screening of this film.  The results were: ‘Excellent’: 23 votes ‘Very Good’: 7 votes ‘Good’: 3 votes ‘Satisfactory’: 0 votes ‘Poor’: 0 votes To read all the comments, click on the following … Continue reading →

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Following the screening of this film, we held our first discussion meeting for several years. This was quite well attended with everyone contributing to quite a lively discussion – we ran out of time and were unable to cover all films shown, so far, this season. We will be looking to hold a second meeting later in the season, probably following our penultimate film, Three Identical Strangers, on May 20.

Your opinion counts

May we encourage you to complete the Response Slips following the showing of each film – feedback (both positive and negative) helps us to decide what types of films to show in future seasons. In addition, you can leave comments for any of the films we have shown via the Discussion page.

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